To identify the base level of service for the City water utility that meets the needs of our community through responsible management of the resource.
November 9, 2019: The Boil Water Notice (BWN) in place for residents of southeast Kelowna affected by the controlled water shutdown Nov. 6 - 8 has been rescinded. Residents return to a Water Quality Advisory.
The commissioning of this life size sculpture by Westbank First Nation, located along Kelowna’s waterfront, is envisioned as a learning opportunity through the sharing of cultures between these two neighbouring communities. The creation of a monument to Chief Sw'kn'cut is a way to acknowledge the role this historic figure played in promoting cooperation and communication between the Sylix people and early European settlers.
This large wood sculpture of a family of bears was carved from a single Cottonwood tree. Situated near the spray park, the sculpture’s theme promotes Kelowna and City Park as a major destination for the families.
The Valley is a digitally fabricated sculpture that consists of 200 individually cut cross sections of Okanagan Valley topography. The work is a sculptural abstraction of the Okanagan Valley’s varied topography covering over 200 kilometers from Osoyoos to Enderby. Each cross section exhibits a unique topographical identity. When read together, The Valley represents a geologically changing space with diverse ecologies, rich connections among its inhabitants, and endless opportunities.